LeadingAge Oklahoma Annual Conference and Exhibit REED CONFERENCE CENTER, MIDWEST CITY, OK MARCH 6-7,

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1 LeadingAge Oklahoma Annual Conference and Exhibit REED CONFERENCE CENTER, MIDWEST CITY, OK MARCH 6-7,

2 Schedule At A Glance Tuesday, March 6 7:30 8:25... Savings Solutions 7:30 8:30... Continental Breakfast 7:45 8:30... Registration 8:30 4:45... Seminars: Long Term Care Administration Activities for Independent Living/Wellness Adult Day Health Services Assisted Living Home Care Administration Housing Social Services 10:00 3:15... Exhibit Hall Open 6:00 6:30... Reception Oklahoma History Center 6: Annual Awards Program and Member Dinner - Oklahoma History Center Wednesday, March 7 7:30 8:25... Music for the Ages Network 7:30 8:25... Director of Nursing Network 7:30 8:30... Continental Breakfast 7:45 8:30... Registration 8:30 4:45... Seminars: Long Term Care Administration Activity Directors Dining Services Environmental Services Nursing 10:00 1:30... Exhibit Hall Open 1:05 1:25... LeadingAge Oklahoma Annual Business Meeting 1: Exhibit Hall Closes Life on Purpose The real purpose of anyone s life is to be fully involved in living, to embrace the adventure and live well at every age. Our field is no longer about bricks and mortar or programs and services. It s about helping older adults on the journey of living a life with intention. A Life on Purpose. Join us as LeadingAge Oklahoma members are re-writing the rules of aging. They are leveraging new technologies, forming new partnerships and taking a fresh look at everything they do. We know you are more than an aging services provider. You help people live life with intention. To live the life they have always dreamed of. The life they have always imagined living. Life on Purpose The LeadingAge Oklahoma Annual Conference provides exceptional, quality education at an affordable price for all long term care providers. We invite you to tap into the vast opportunities and great challenges on the path to helping older adults continue to live a Life on Purpose. Join us at the LeadingAge Oklahoma Annual Conference on March 6-7, About LeadingAge Oklahoma LeadingAge Oklahoma represents an association of members who are forward-thinking in shaping the future of the long-term care profession. Our members lead in innovative practices that transform how we care for our aging population, cutting-edge initiatives to develop services that meet the needs and preferences of older adults and advocacy efforts to advance the interests of the aging consumer. Our Mission: Advancing policies and ideas to empower aging services providers Our Vision: Expanding the World of Possibilities for Aging Our Promise: Inspire. Serve. Advocate

3 CEU Information Concurrent Seminars Attend the designated full-day seminar to receive appropriate CEU credit. The CEU Key indicates the continuing education available at each seminar. Seminar titles represent the specific discipline referenced. For those seminars that encompass multiple disciplines, please refer to the CEU Key. All NAB-approved programs will require three verifications of attendance that are required to receive your CEU Verification Form: registration check-in, check-in after the lunch break, and check-in prior to dismissal. Noon check-in is available on Level Two at the CEU information center. ADH AL DT HC NS NHA RC CEU Key Adult Day Health Services Assisted Living Dietary Home Care Nursing Nursing Home Administration Residential Care (Mark the registration form for the CEU credit requested.) See page 11. CEU Certificates will be distributed at the close of the seminars on March 6 and March 7. Refer to the registration form to designate CEU credit request. Adult Day Care Administrators The Adult Day Health Services Seminar on March 6 and the Long Term Care Administration Seminar on March 7 have each been approved for 6 continuing education clock hours by NAB/NCERS A40224-IN (6 hours CEU credit for each seminar for a total offering of 12 Hours CEU Credit for Adult Day Care Administrators.) This educational offering has been reviewed by the National Continuing Education Review Service (NCERS) of the National Association of Long Term Care Administrator Boards (NAB) and approved for 12 clock hours. Dietary The Dining Services Seminar on March 7 has been approved for fulfilling the continuing education requirements of the Certifying Board for Dietary Managers (CBDM). Granting prior approval does not constitute endorsement of the program content or its program sponsor. Program approved for 8 hours: 4.5 General, 1.5 Sanitation, and 2.0 Food Show. Assisted Living/ Residential Care The Assisted Living Seminar on March 6 and the Long Term Care Administration Seminar on March 7 have each been approved for 6 continuing education clock hours by NAB/ NCERS A40224-IN (6 hours CEU credit for each seminar for a total offering of 12 Hours CEU Credit for Assisted Living/Residential Care Administrators.) This educational offering has been reviewed by the National Continuing Education Review Service (NCERS) of the National Association of Long Term Care Administrator Boards (NAB) and approved for 12 clock hours. Home Care Administration The Home Care Seminar on March 6 and the Long Term Care Administration Seminar on March 7 meet the requirements for continuing education as outlined in OAC 310:664 for 6 hours CEU credit each, for a total of 12 hours CEU credit for Home Care Administrators. Nursing The Long Term Care Administration Seminar on March 6 and the Nursing Seminar on March 7 have each been approved for six continuing education clock hours by NAB/NCERS A40224-IN Nursing Home Administrators The Long Term Care Administration Seminars on March 6 and 7 have each been approved for 6 continuing education clock hours by NAB/ NCERS A40224-IN (6 hours CEU credit for each LTC Administration Seminar, for a total offering of 12 Hours CEU Credit for Nursing Home Administrators.) This educational offering has been reviewed by the National Continuing Education Review Service (NCERS) of the National Association of Long Term Care Administrator Boards (NAB) and approved for 12 clock hours

4 March 6, 2018 LONG TERM CARE ADMINISTRATION SEMINAR March 6 Quality on Purpose CEU: NHA, NS Long term care providers have a defined purpose to deliver quality care, quality service, and a quality environment for the residents, families, and staff. This is a very important charge for our profession. Christopher Ridenhour will inspire all long term care professionals to create a real passion for their work to deliver on their purpose. National experts will share critical information on finance, quality measures, the new survey process and transformational change to focus on person-centered care, the focus for the future of long term care. At the end of the day, providers will be better positioned to ensure quality operations. Is Your Revenue Cycle a Fixer-Upper? Julie Pascoe and Julie Bilyeu, BKD How Does Your Community Measure Up? An Update on 5-Star and Quality Measures Bob Lane and Carol Smith, BKD Using Transformational Change to Implement and Sustain Person-Centered Care Ray Miller, Direct Supply The New Survey Process Preparing Your Team for Success Leah Killian-Smith, Pathway Health ASSISTED LIVING SEMINAR March 6 Assistance on Purpose CEU: AL, RC will inspire all long term care professionals to create a real passion for their work to deliver on their purpose. Assisted living is an increasingly competitive market. Discover how to reach those who delay relocation to assisted living communities. This comes from understanding effective selling! This program will explore innovative and proven selling strategies. Pricing and cost structures, along with factors that drive your margin, and opportunities to enhance your financial performance will be detailed. Learn the impact of a memory support model to address the increasing number of individuals affected by memory loss and how this will improve your marketing and financial sustainability. Atypical and Effective Selling Behaviors Mike Marlow, Life Care Services Pricing and Profitability in Assisted Living Mike Siegel, CliftonLarsonAllen Adding Memory Support to Your Existing Campus Jeff Anderzhon and Andrew Alden, Eppstein Uhen Architects ADULT DAY HEALTH SERVICES March 6 SEMINAR CEU: ADH Caring and Services on Purpose will inspire all long term care professionals to create a real passion for their work to deliver on their purpose. This program will then cover important provider compliance issues as well as enlightening updates to position your operations for the future. Attendees will learn from proven models across the nation as well as operational successes from their peers. HCBS Transition Waiver Compliance Update Miranda Kieffer and Melissa Gituma, Aging Services, DHS Framing the Future of Adult Day Peter Notarstefano, LeadingAge Adult Day Services: Lessons from Successful Programs Peter Notarstefano, LeadingAge Advancing Adult Day A Look at Promising Practices Patricia Ingram, Daily Living Centers ACTIVITIES FOR INDEPENDENT LIVING/WELLNESS SEMINAR March 6 Wellness on Purpose will inspire all long term care professionals to create a real passion for their work to deliver on their purpose. Learn how you can create exercise programs strategically designed to overcome the physical impact of aging. Understand how creative learning and mentally challenging activities help maintain healthy brains. Discover the role of active aging for your residents and your staff. At the end of the day, attendees will realize they must have a way to measure success in order to understand its impact. Progressive Functional Exercise Program Design for Older Adults Joe Carson, Oklahoma Methodist Manor Seminars - 4 -

5 March 6, 2018 Increasing Creativity and Life Satisfaction with Brain Training Kathy Goff, McGoff Creativity Fitness and Wellness: Measure It So You Can Manage It Tiffany DeSautell and Jennifer Rawlings, Inverness Village Active Aging for L.I.F.E. Addressing Perceptions and Behaviors around Longevity, Independence, Fitness, and Engagement Emily Roberts, Oklahoma State University HOME CARE ADMINISTRATION SEMINAR March 6 Caregiving on Purpose CEU: HC will inspire all long term care professionals to create a real passion for their work to deliver on their purpose. Home care providers will learn the latest updates on the Conditions of Participation as well as national policy updates for home care. Personcentered care practices will be shared to positively impact your operations. Attendees will explore attributes and behaviors to enhance relationships, which are invaluable in a home care work environment. Active aging can determine how your clients address the aging process, as well as the lifestyle of your staff. Home Health Conditions of Participation and Policy Update Peter Notarstefano, LeadingAge Using Transformational Change to Implement and Sustain Person-Centered Care Ray Miller, Direct Supply Gifted A Role of Service Laree Reidenbaugh, Oklahoma Department of Human Services Active Aging for L.I.F.E. Addressing Perceptions and Behaviors around Longevity, Independence, Fitness, and Engagement Emily Roberts, Oklahoma State University HOUSING SEMINAR March 6 Independence on Purpose will inspire all long term care professionals to create a real passion for their work to deliver on their purpose. Every senior living organization should understand the growing complexity of the Fair Housing Act and understand the issue of reasonable accommodations. This program will provide practical guidance and best practices on a multitude of topics including aging in place, bullying in senior living communities, and training on suicide prevention, an issue every senior housing manager should know in order to effectively address this growing concern. Aging in Place in Senior Housing Lilly Land, LIFE Senior Services Understanding Reasonable Accomodations Woodrow Colbert, HUD QPR Suicide Prevention Training Ask a Question, Save a Life Karen Orsi, Oklahoma Mental Health and Aging Coalition Bullying Not Just on the Playground Anymore Ray Miller, Direct Supply SOCIAL SERVICES SEMINAR March 6 Compassion on Purpose will inspire all long term care professionals to create a real passion for their work to deliver on their purpose. Effective communication between staff, residents, and families will be explored. Learn about invaluable resources for residents rights and for those impacted with memory issues. Understand how staff can address their ongoing exposure to grief in the workplace. Learn the latest updates on regulatory issues for social services. To complete this seminar, attendees will explore attributes and behaviors to enhance relationships, which are an important part of social services. Effective Communication It s Generational Laura Garrett, Epworth Villa ALZ 101 Tools and Resources Carla Scull, Alzheimer s Association Dealing With Grief in the Workplace Shelli Selby, Spanish Cove Retirement Village Ombudsman and Provider A Shared Mission for Quality of Life William Whited, Aging Services, DHS Gifted A Role of Service Laree Reidenbaugh, Oklahoma Department of Human Services Implications of the Requirements of Participation for Social Services Lois Baer, LeadingAge Oklahoma Seminars - 5 -

6 March 7, 2018 LONG TERM CARE ADMINISTRATION SEMINAR March 7 Dedication on Purpose CEU: NHA, AL, RC, HC, ADH This session will start with outlining how every long term care provider should be prepared for an emergency. Memory care will be explored in order to create a true culture of care. Retention of a diverse workforce is imperative for every organization. Learn how you can proactively address this workforce issue, along with required benefits compliance issues. Understand how to reduce your legal exposure with simple practices to reduce your risk. The session will conclude with an inspiring closing from Jack York as he shares real world examples of how technology will impact the future of aging services for every provider and every organization. Emergency Preparedness Critical Actions and Takeaways for LTC Leadership Paul McManus, RPA, a Jensen Hughes Company Emerging Models of Dementia Care Emily Roberts, Oklahoma State University Benefits Compliance Your Legal Responsibilities as an Employer Wayne Pettigrew, Vanguard Benefits Group Retaining Talent in a Multigenerational Workplace: Jackie Nordhoff, PointClickCare Managing Expectations-Managing Risk George Gibbs, Gibbs Armstrong Borochoff Power of Engagement The Intersection of Technology and Aging Jack York, It s Never 2 Late ACTIVITY DIRECTORS SEMINAR March 7 Life Enrichment on Purpose Activities are a critical component in determining quality of life. This session will include important information to ensure that your activity program addresses the new CMS Guidance to address individualized life enrichment for every resident. This session will also explore the development of individualized dementia care programming, critical to regulatory compliance. The session will conclude with an inspiring closing from Jack York as he shares real world examples of how technology will impact the future of aging services for every provider and every organization. Developing Individual Focused Life Enrichment Care Related to the New CMS Guidance Sarah Kneisler, Senior Innovative Solutions Dementia Care and Individualized Engagement Sarah Kneisler, Senior Innovative Solutions Power of Engagement The Intersection of Technology and Aging Jack York, It s Never 2 Late DINING SERVICES SEMINAR March 7 Enhanced Dining on Purpose CEU: DT Learn how a hospitality focus can make your dining services program successful in today s environment and how to make that happen. Discover new and emerging trends that can complement your dining program. Understand how any changes to your program must be in compliance with the new regulatory requirements. The session will conclude with an inspiring closing from Jack York as he shares real world examples of how technology will impact the future of aging services for every provider and every organization. Making Dining Services a Hospitality Experience Laura Knight and Jenivie Leschber, Morrison Community Living In Compliance From Food Safety to Requirements of Participation Joyce Lamilla, Ben E. Keith A Focus on Regulatory Compliance Beverly Clark, Oklahoma State Department of Health Emerging Trends and the Slow Foods Movement in Healthcare Elizabeth Howe, US Foods Power of Engagement The Intersection of Technology and Aging Jack York, It s Never 2 Late Seminars ENVIRONMENTAL SERVICES March 7 SEMINAR Well-Maintained on Purpose Learn the real role of environmental services from the responsibilities to the relationships of all involved in this department in order to address every critical area. Understand your role in emergency preparedness for your community and your role in the process of risk assessments, all-hazard planning, and effective training exercises. Discover how the enforcement to the 2012 Life Safety Code will impact your department. The session will conclude with an inspiring closing from Jack York as he shares real world examples of how - 6 -

7 March 7, 2018 Seminars technology will impact the future of aging services for every provider and every organization. Managing Challenges and Changes & Responsibilities and Relationships Ray Miller, Direct Supply Emergency Preparedness Conducting Risk Assessments, All-hazards Planning and Running Effective Training and Exercises Paul McManus, RPA, a Jensen Hughes Company Life Safety Code Compliance Brent Maroney, Oklahoma State Department of Health Power of Engagement The Intersection of Technology and Aging Jack York, It s Never 2 Late NURSING SEMINAR March 7 Caring on Purpose CEU: NS Long term care nursing professionals will be immersed in a full day of critical issues of importance. Learn the competencies and skills for person-centered care planning. Requirements of Participation related to nursing and pharmacy, two critical areas of importance, will be covered in detail. Attendees will learn the latest updates on Quality Measures and how to establish an effective QAPI program. The session will conclude with an inspiring closing from Jack York as he shares real world examples of how technology will impact the future of aging services for every provider and every organization. Requirements of Participation Compliance for Nursing Leah Killian Smith, Pathway Health Competencies, Skills and Person-Centered Care Planning Leah Killian Smith, Pathway Health SERVICE PROJECT LIFE ON PURPOSE BOUNTIFUL BLESSINGS Mahatma Gandhi is quoted as saying, The best way to find yourself is to lose yourself in the service of others. As individuals in the healthcare field, we accomplish this daily. As LeadingAge Oklahoma member communities, we can come together with a purpose to give back to those communities in need. LeadingAge Oklahoma invites your participation in Life on Purpose -Bountiful Blessings. Each attendee is asked to bring items such as chapstick, lotion, toothbrush, toothpaste, candy, socks or gripper slippers. In the individual registration packets will be a note card to write your most inspiring bible verse, quote or words of encouragement. The note cards will be added to the items collected and on the last day of the conference will be presented to communities in need. Be a part of our Life on Purpose service project, Bountiful Blessings, to lose yourself in the service of others. Trends in Pharmacy Under the Requirements of Participation William Vaughan, Remedi SeniorCare The Nuts and Bolts of QAPI John Leon, OFMQ Creating Actionable Insight with Your Quality Measures Data Cheri Lipscomb, TMF Health Quality Institute Power of Engagement The Intersection of Technology and Aging Jack York, It s Never 2 Late - 7 -

8 Special Events Early Bird Breakfast Networking Open to all conference attendees March 6 March 7 7:30 a.m. 8:25 a.m. Savings Solutions 7:30 a.m. 8:25 a.m. Music for the Ages Network Director of Nursing Network LeadingAge Oklahoma Members Only Events - Available to conference registrants only Morning Wake-up Call March 6 March 7 Networking on Purpose Participate in your choice of networking sessions to gain valuable insights. Take advantage of this time to advance your knowledge, get answers, and share your perspectives. Bring your business cards and be prepared to connect with your peers! 7:30 a.m. 8:25 a.m. Social Accountablity 7:30 a.m. 8:25 a.m. Staffing 23 rd Annual Awards Program and Member Dinner March 6 Life on Purpose The LeadingAge Oklahoma 23 rd Annual Awards Program is about people who live their Life on Purpose. It s about providing quality care and services in a way that inspires others to greater service. This program recognizes those who exhibit their Life on Purpose by providing outstanding service through care, involvement, innovation, leadership, advocacy, and personal and organizational generosity. The award recipients will be honored at the Member Dinner. Katie Smith-Sloan, President and CEO of LeadingAge, will be our special guest speaker for this event. The event will be held at the Oklahoma History Museum, 800 Nazih Zuhdi Dr., Oklahoma City, OK 73105, on March 6. Networking Reception 6:00 p.m. 6:30 p.m. Awards Program and Member Dinner 6:30 p.m. 8:30 p.m. Join us for an evening of recognition, fellowship and a wonderful dinner! This special evening event is for LeadingAge Oklahoma members. Reservations are required. Please note your attendance on the registration form to reserve your dinner tickets. Dinner tickets will be included in your registration packet. Transportation will be provided from the Reed Conference Center. Event Sponsors: Ziegler Awards Program Rich & Cartmill - Entertainment ADG Printing Alliance Bus Transportation LeadingAge Oklahoma Annual Business Meeting March 7 Our Mission on Purpose LeadingAge Oklahoma will reaffirm its mission of representing not-for-profit providers and our collective commitment of service. We will conduct our Annual Business Meeting, elect our leadership, and share the vision for the work of the association. The meeting will be held from 1:05 1:25 p.m. All LeadingAge Oklahoma members are encouraged to attend! Door prizes will be awarded

9 Conference Information REGISTRATION Each applicant must complete a separate registration form. Two-day attendees must register for one seminar each day. Prices listed are per-day rates. Early registration is encouraged! Registrations received after February 13 will be accepted on a space-available basis. Registration and payment must be received by February 13 to receive the early registration fee. Each seminar is a full-day program. Mail check payable to LeadingAge Oklahoma to PO Box 1383, El Reno, OK Registration fee includes Continental Breakfast, Lunch Buffet, and Afternoon Refreshments. Credit Card Payments: Credit card payments are accepted online only. Online registration is available at Passport Registration: This entitles the attendee access to any of the seminars for both days. Simply mark the Passport registration and select all seminars you would like to attend. You will receive all applicable seminar materials for the seminars you have selected. To request CEU credit, mark the seminar you plan to attend each day and the corresponding CEU credit. This registration will ensure seating availability at all indicated seminars. Cost: see registration form. Exhibitor Education Registration: Exhibitors may register to attend the educational sessions and receive CEU credit. This exhibitor registration is only available for online registration at Cancellation Policy: Cancellations received prior to February 13 will receive a refund, less a $25 processing fee. Cancellations received prior to February 20 will receive 50% credit toward future LeadingAge Oklahoma seminars. Notify LeadingAge Oklahoma by February 20 of any substitutions. All cancellations or substitutions must be ed to veda@leadingageok.org CONTACT INFORMATION For all conference inquiries, Inquiry@LeadingAgeOK.org. Association Information: Mary Brinkley, Executive Director Mary@LeadingAgeOK.org Ph. (405) Registration and Exhibitor Information: Lisa Hill, Director of Member Services Lisa@LeadingAgeOK.org Ph. (405) GENERAL INFORMATION Security: All conference attendees must display their nametag at all times during the conference. In case of an emergency, immediately contact staff at the Registration area or any Conference Center staff. No Soliciting Except Registered Exhibitors: Non-exhibiting Business Firm Attendees agree to refrain from marketing products or services during the course of the conference. Registered exhibitors are the only exceptions. Handouts: LeadingAge Oklahoma provides applicable seminar handouts for all attendees who register by February 13. Handout materials are not guaranteed for late registration. Handouts and reference materials for the conference will be posted to org by March 17 and will be available until March 31. Conference Location: Reed Conference Center 5800 Will Rogers Road, Midwest City, Take Interstate 35 South to Oklahoma City. Merge onto Interstate 40 East via Exit 128 toward Ft. Smith. Take Sooner Road (Exit 156A). Turn left onto Sooner Road. Turn right onto Will Rogers Road. Take Interstate 35 North to Oklahoma City. Merge onto Interstate 40 East toward Ft. Smith. Take Sooner Road (Exit 156A). Turn left onto Sooner Road. Turn right onto Will Rogers Road. Take Interstate 40 West to Sooner Road (Exit 156A). Turn right onto Sooner Road. Turn right onto Will Rogers Road. Take Interstate 40 East toward Oklahoma City. Take the ramp onto Sooner Road. Turn left onto Sooner Road. Turn right onto Will Rogers Road. Conference Hotel: Sheraton Midwest City 5750 Will Rogers Road, Midwest City, OK Registered conference attendees are eligible to book a room at the conference hotel. In conjunction with the LeadingAge Oklahoma Annual Conference, a block of rooms has been reserved with a special rate of $114 per night. The Sheraton Midwest City hotel is connected to the Reed Conference Center. To make your reservations, go to org and click on Annual Conference Lodging in the Announcements section of the homepage or call , prompt 0. Reservations must be made by February 21, 2018 to guarantee the special rate. Make your reservations early! PHOTOGRAPHS Photographs will be taken at LeadingAge Oklahoma s 2018 Annual Conference. By registering for this event, you agree to allow LeadingAge Oklahoma to use your photograph in any LeadingAge Oklahoma-related publication, promotion, or website

10 Visit the Exhibits! The Conference Exhibit Hall features vendors and partners who provide an inviting setting to explore innovative and new products, the latest in technologies and new resources! We invite you to take advantage of this opportunity to visit our largest exhibition ever. The Exhibit Hall vendors are here to assist you with purchasing decisions and to provide the most current solutions and ideas for the long term care profession. Exhibit Hall game card and vendor give-away drawings will be held each day. Special thanks and recognition to our conference sponsors:

11 Registration Form 2018 Annual Conference March 6-7, 2018 Name Title: Please print for correct name on name tag. Each applicant must complete a separate registration form. Facility Phone Address City State Zip Adm. License No. State Mark the seminars you wish to attend. Check the box for CEU credit requested. March 6 Up to Feb. 13 After Feb. 13 Long Term Care $150 $175 Administration 6 Hr CEU for Nursing Home Adm. 6 Hr CEU Nursing Activities for Independent Living $120 $150 Adult Day Services $150 $175 6 Hr CEU for Adult Day Services Assisted Living $150 $175 6 Hr CEU for Assisted Living 6 Hr CEU for Residential Care Home Care $150 $175 6 Hr CEU Home Care Adm. Housing $120 $150 March 7 Up to Feb. 13 After Feb. 13 Long Term Care $150 $175 Administration 6 Hr CEU for Nursing Home Adm. 6 Hr CEU for Home Care 6 Hr CEU for Residential Care 6 Hr CEU for Assisted Living 6 Hr CEU for Adult Day Services Activity Directors $120 $150 Dining Services $150 $175 6 Hr CEU for Dietary Managers Environmental Services $120 $150 Nursing $150 $175 6 Hr CEU for Nursing Services Social Services $120 $150 Day 1 Total $ PASSPORT* - March 6 & 7 Mark sessions and CEUs above *See page 9 for details LeadingAge OK Member Events LeadingAge OK Awards Program & Member Dinner - March 6 Up to Feb. 13 After Feb. 13 $325 $375 I will not attend Transportation to Member Dinner NO YES Day 2 Total $ LeadingAge OK Annual Business I will not attend I will attend Meeting - March 7 I will attend $20 MEMBER CODE: TOTAL PAYMENT ENCLOSED $ Registration and Payment must be received by February 13 to avoid the late registration fee. Mail to: LeadingAge Oklahoma, P.O. Box 1383, El Reno, OK Providing your address gives permission for vendors to make a single, one-time contact. I do not wish to receive any special conference offers

12 P.O. Box 1383 El Reno, Oklahoma LeadingAge Oklahoma Annual Conference and Exhibition March 6-7, 2018 Reed Conference Center Midwest City, OK Our national partner, LeadingAge, is an association of 6,000 not for profit organizations dedicated to expanding the world of possibilities for aging. Together, we advance policies, promote practices and conduct research that supports, enables and empowers people to live fully as they age. CEU credit for applicable seminars. - Nursing Home Administrators - Social Services - Including an expansive Exhibition of Services, Technology, and Products - Dining Services - Environmental Services - Home Care Administration - Housing - Nursing - Activities for Independent Living/Wellness - Activity Directors - Adult Day Health Services - Assisted Living Seminars to advance education and invoke inspiration: